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Utah
3.2 mi
Distance
722 ft
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Syler Spring Trail
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Syler Spring Trail is a moderate 3.18-mile hike featuring 722 feet of elevation gain, making it an accessible option for hikers seeking a half-day adventure in Utah's scenic backcountry. The trail likely leads to a reliable water source at Syler Spring, offering a refreshing destination and potential wildlife viewing opportunities. This route combines steady climbing with the reward of reaching a natural spring, typical of Utah's high desert and semi-arid terrain.
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